That “mediocre candidate” was a thousand times better than that thing sitting in the oval office now. Too bad so many wouldn’t help us defeat him.
I will never vote for ObamaCare, pro-gay, pro-abortion Republicans just because they pretend otherwise after stepping outside of MASS
“That “mediocre candidate” was a thousand times better than that thing sitting in the oval office now. Too bad so many wouldn’t help us defeat him.”
I voted for Romney because Obama was openly hostile to issues that are important to me, but you’ll never convince me that Romney would have been any better. I doubt he was going to do anything to protect our borders (and jobs), protect the traditional family (in terms of the homosexual and abortion lobbies), or defeat affirmative action (blatant government-sanctioned racist wealth redistribution policy, with inferred racial inferiority of blacks and Hispanics).
It is obvious that some GOP politicians learned nothing from Romney’s defeat.
“That “mediocre candidate” was a thousand times better than that thing sitting in the oval office now. - Too bad so many wouldn’t help us defeat him. -”
This is the type of self defeating reasoning that passes for logic from the GOP-e. My take on this type of reasoning is as follows.
With these “middle of the road” candidates on the Republican ticket, why are you not attracting all of those middle of the road voters ( Karl Rove’s people).
There were Three “right” wing Senate candidates who lost in 2012. There were SEVEN “middle of the road GOP-e” candidates who lost in 2012. Conservatives are not necessarily “Republican” party members.
You can win with sh!t.Thats what Romney was,Sh!t and sh!t is sh!t no matter which side its from.Please get a clue will ya?